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A Helping Hand

Video by Alfonso Velasquez

A group of UMass Lowell students from different majors are volunteering to lend children a helping hand. eNABLE Lowell is a local chapter of a global nonprofit volunteer organization that provides 3D printed prosthetic devices to children around the world. For more information, visit eNABLE Lowell's Facebook page. To donate, visit eNABLE.

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SEP
19
Artist's Talk by Katina Huston
3:30 PM
SEP
23
Fall Graduate Open House
10:00 AM
SEP
26
DifferenceMaker Kick-off and College Competition Announcement
5:30 PM
OCT
01
Fall Open House
9:00 AM
OCT
06
Ice Hockey Home Opener vs. New Hampshire
7:00 PM
OCT
12
Rise Up! A Celebration of Sport
5:00 PM
OCT
13
Ice Hockey vs. University of Nebraska Omaha
7:15 PM
OCT
14
Hawkey Way
3:00 PM

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9/18/2017
At the annual Welcome Back night, students got a taste of what downtown Lowell has to offer.
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Further Your Career

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9/15/2017
You’re motivated. You’re ready. You want to build the skills and gain the knowledge you need to advance your career. UMass Lowell has you covered.
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Nick and Elizabeth Raymond are Siblings – and Opposites

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9/15/2017
Students Nick and Elizabeth Raymond are siblings with completely different interests and personalities. In fact, the main thing they share is a genetic condition. They’re living proof that a disability doesn’t define you.
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The Six Habits of Highly Successful Students

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9/14/2017
In early 2016, Asst. Prof. of Psychology Yana Weinstein started tweeting advice to panicked students on how to study effectively. A colleague, Asst. Prof. Megan Sumeracki at Rhode Island College, quickly joined in. Now the website for their group The Learning Scientists, its Facebook page and its Twitter feed at @AceThatTest have thousands of followers.

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